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Foundations of Primary Prevention of Men’s Violence Against Women – Karratha

Men’s violence against women is a serious, widespread, and growing problem in Western Australia. However, there are simple steps we can ALL take to prevent it.

Preventing Violence Together (PVT) invites you to learn how you can play your part in ending men’s violence against women by attending our upcoming Foundations of Primary Prevention of Men’s Violence Against Women workshop.

About this training

This training is based on Western Australia’s framework for primary prevention of men’s violence against women: Foundations for Change. It includes a range of interactive activities and resources.

Over two days, Foundations of Primary Prevention of Men’s Violence Against Women will provide participants with an introduction to:

  • a primary prevention approach to addressing the underlying drivers of violence against women
  • the four gendered drivers of violence against women
  • other factors that impact the prevalence and severity of violence against women
  • essential actions to challenge drivers of violence against women
  • managing resistance and backlash

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Date/Times:

  • Part A: Thursday 7th November, 9:30am – 2:30pm
  • Part B: Friday 8th November, 9:30am – 2:30pm

Venue: Pilbara Community Legal Service, Karratha Business Centre, Unit 52-54 5/15 Sharpe Ave, Karratha WA 6714

Cost: $80. Includes participant workbook and morning tea, and lunch.

Contact: Alicia Gibbs, Manager, Preventing Violence Together – alicia@pvt.org.au

Date

Nov 07 - 08 2024
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9:30 am - 2:30 pm

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